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TH E cl I-IARLOTTETOWN GUAR-DIA N
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, igln -
1 The keynote of President 'l‘a(t's
 ’ .i ttcr to the clzairnian of the Repub-
~`, .run t‘oiii;r¢s/sional Committee is to
if :-i- found in the paragraph in whicl
Y 'fic points out that those who demand
.i furtlzi-r reductil.-ii in certain tariff
'z:itcs have norhiiig to hope for in the
|..-iii-<~ie.-..- of tht- livin--criitic party in
the coniiiiiz i~oiii»,;‘i~>'si»iiuil elections.
3 .»'li\»'_:,il the Iii-iii~ii'i':its si_|:t‘eed in Cal"-
` ‘iyiii-,r this ii\ll's i»1.~t-riiins, and there-
 .-~-curc n inzi_i--:'ity in the House of
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ering their opinion. The Democratic
pledge to place the tariff on a reve-
nue basis is not attractive to the
mass of the roople. Moreover, they
snow that it would not bt carried
out, for many of che Democratic
members of Congress are, like the
Liberals in Canada, favored indus-
try protectionists, and prepared to
swap votes and influence for the pur-
pose of, serving their own ends. A
tariff made by a party prepared to
denl justly and fairly with all indus-
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i'h.- i..i~i1i --ii t!i-- lirics to \’~'lli¥‘ll if iS
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,'i .-- '.\~ulil still rcmiiiii iiepiililiran.
iii., rm- --iiirr liiiuii, if li Itepiil.licBn
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 1!i:it ~.i'l.<»ii iliv iicwly-nppoiiited
ii il i'~~iiiiiii~~i~ii reports' lifter carc-
`;’l iixiiiiiiiiiitiiui, lliait any rates in
fic.-= pri.-i-:it tzirzil zire wroiig- ’~ €~.
.` ii _.i iii--y i..-..~.-i-i._- roi- ii gr»»m<>ril\1ti'
 ;,:1 li:-' |‘.!fi‘i'1»iii‘i- iii-t\\‘|~i*li the Cost
-1 ii..ire1.f1i-‘i_.i~i»nt iioini- und abroad.
5.- ~.i.!l liiiu; tiic ninrtcr to the at-
` gin-s'_<_ with n view to
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i -j _ij.' \ i-linii-,iv lu thc riiles of (`i»n-
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1..--ii--‘ 1'~_=._<ii.l-- io rt-\'i_~;e pzirticulnr
 --'i~.!;'i»» -ii thi- tariff without open-
Y' "ix i-i ziltni-1-; other nuil unolijection-
._ cs. so that there will be
i- ui-iii-iiil di_<iui`l-niice of business ou
i'c\'isi~iii. This program
' is* -rs
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.i-- li--:il tlw :zip lictwecn the “stand-
l ` ii if nt" \\in s
.-i iiii» p;ii~t_\‘_ \\iih this breach closed,
iii.. pi.-_»pi»i---: ~-f ltcpublican success
'.i-- .il 'iw ri-iisiili-i-ably brightened;
.iii-1 lir.-.iiii=.~.- ci-ufidcnce restored.
V lr ~-nit-iii's' coiitriliiition to the cam-
,..;-:ii inatwial is evident from the
-- no of the llcmocrzitic press, which
. »< iii it the loss- of many votes
, . 'f-xi iiiiulit liiivi- bocii uivi-n thi- par-
i_.' liiiil thc ,Iii-piililicaiis ri-niniuef.l
.-i iiii;iitii~d to thi- l’nync tarili, with
' no li--iw i-f :mir-iidnlcut in _-:i\:ht_ The
_ l\i»i:i-.i-iwiiicniisivi-r is that thc Tariff
__ L'-iii;iiii_-_-iiiin will not amount to
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'l"_/- iilii-nc ‘.\`.'.l ]i'_t you viii nu i-iiunl
,'-'»i-lii~'t \-‘i‘l» ilu- city ilivi-llcr und ,
wiwiri- for j.-iii thc lziti-st. gin-il.-', uro-
wirif -_ r-ic, us :-*fu-ii :is thi-y iirrivo in
ilu' _ily :it thi- pity pi‘ir‘»-s.
ll wzl. :ri'.'i- you
liiii-t:ii.i-:is ::;i~l tcll you of the neur-
< i i-!:i<-if \-_‘ln-i‘<= you czin scil proilucc
:-I ilu- ::i*.i.'iti-st profit. _
i. iiill piii.-c ihu il--ctiir, the "vet,"
l!ii» 3--»lif"~ :ind firc dupxirtinciits lit
;.~=ii- i-.-i-ily will und secure for you
ii---ii-"lil-ii wlicii you nccd Sf-
'I`\ii- i.li--iw will siivu you time and
ii- iilili- ii-~i~-1 iii running “fuol'a cr-
‘i'»-ii i-ci-il ii iili--iii~--every fnrnicr , H
-I-`-i~=, :.s1< 1'--iii.i'i-ul. li.-piii-tniciit about ,
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' f/"/iniw will /»i'i`ni/1/mi /I/1.~'i'nr.s-_e"
_ The Telephone Co of P. E. Island
Clvarliwttt-in~~-ii_ I‘. F.. Island.
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Ex..`ȣ`-.<3.;`."2  _--ct - , i
,__ I J i~i'i iii tiilic nvtioii along thc lines
=;:i~':1i-_-'li-il, .ir \\‘i'<~i-k the futiirc of the
, , , |_,_,, ii.-.»i,\-_ '1’|ii- iiiiij--i'il_v of thi- ptrvlllr
. iii.-i-i-. li (‘oii:i'css, iiftcr liiiviulr
,are all priced in lots
on the centre count-
er, See them.
tries is certainly preferable to one
prepared by a. < party on a basis of
ciiinpi-omise and bargaining. The
people recognize tliis, and that is
why Mr. Tait's campaign letter
should have a telling effect on this
fall's elections.-Ex.
The New York; Sun has made some
comparisons of the growth of Germ-
an and United States cities which
s~lio\v'tli:it in Europe there are com-
inunitics developing as fust as some
of the most progressive of American
centres. Five German cities of the
first class, Hamburg, Munich, Dresd-
cn_ Ciilogiie, and frankfort, between
1.5115 and 1905, increased their total
pop‘.i‘_ation from l,‘J8B,U|.lU to 2,623,-
uoc, or by 057,000. Five United
States cities of the first class, St.
Louis, Pittsburg, Detroit, Milwaukee
and Cincinnati, between 1900 and
1910, increased in population from
1,92-1,000 to 2,425,000, or by 501,000.
A comparison of five minor German
cities. Hanover, Dusseldorf, Konigs-
|miuor United States cities, Jersey
lCity, Kansas City, Indianapolis,
l’ro\'idence, and St. Paul, in like
manner shows gains of 382,000 for the
German and 311,000 for the United
States icentres. The idea that Eu-
rope is done growing and that -devel-
opment that amounts to anything is
only to he found'in new lnnds is be-
ing hardly ‘used by facts. <
KEEP YOUR MUSCLES LIMBER
And Relieve Soreness with Father
Horriscy's Liniment. y
Athletes owe their prowess not so much
to ii'.ituriil` bodily superiority, as to the
sysicriuitic conservation of Nature‘s
gifts, particularly by niczins of regular
rubbing with zi good lininient, We arc
not ull ntlilt-tes, but in :iny walk of life,
if we keep our muscles liniber, the walk-
ing will be much easier.
Futher Morriscy, the priest whose
medical skill was known from ocean to
ocean, was especially successful in com-
pounding zz lininicnt of superior nirrit.
It is uncqiiullcd for rubbing the muscles.
lt rubs in quickly and thoroughly, scnrce
ly ii truce of it staying on the skin.
And it certainly drives out the stiffness
from the joints.
Fiitlicr Mon-iscy's Liniment has repeat-
edly cured and healed cuts, bruises, burns,
frustliitcs, cliiipped hands, chllblnins,
.spriiins and strnins, sore muscles, back-
iivlic, toothuche, curnche, :ind similar
iii`i`i-ctions_ ln connection with N0. 7, it
is vnlunble in rheunintism, while it is a
iii-lpful iiiljiiiict to the Lung Tonic in sore
lliroiits iiuil chest colds.
This is ».-11-it-sicd and reliable Lii-iiment
is iiiild und siiioolh to the skin and does
not lili;;tcr_ lt is clcnn und has a whole-
.-.-: .ft-_ iigici-nlilc odor, unlike other prep-
ii'.=iioiis_
lu cvciy fiiuiily medicine chest, there
.lioiilil be ri bottle of lfiither Morriscy'|
Liiiiiiiciit side by side with the other pre-
auripiioiis of the beloved Priest-physician.
l-‘,\-cr_v one v. lio luis tried the Lmiment
ii-ziilit-s to its woiulerful soothing and
iiuiliiig pn\\'<-rs, l"roiu the young ball
g.i.iy-or to his rlicuui-.itic father or grand-
.irig e-\-cry uii-iiihcr of the family will find
.1 -_-zisioiiiii or constant use for this in-
--iiiiiiiimblc prcpairulion.
lfiiilicr .\1orriscy's Lininient, 25c. a
‘»--tilt-, Ai your dealt-r's, or from Father
\l.»i-riscy hlcdicine Co., Ltd., Chatham,
i _\.'.n_ ' 102
Cheapest Boots
in the city.
School
Footwear
Big reduction on
boys’ and gents’
boots. iBoys" $1.15,
;9li.25, $1.50, $1.65.
Girls’ 89C to $1.25.
Many of those boots
have been largely re-
duced in prices and
The late Florence Nightingale, in a
letter written on April 10, 1866. and
now published in .the Christian Com-
monwealth said:--“Facts are every-
thing; doctrines are nothing. See
what harm the German pathologists
have done us! There are no specific
diseases; .there are specific disease-
conditions. lt is that which is bring-
ing the medical profession to grief,
and will in time work a great re-
form-to wit, -to make' them make
the public care for its own health,
and not rely on doctrine. It is a
grand thing for weak minds-the
doctrine of contagion. The specific
disease doctrine is the grand refuge
of weak, uncultured, unable minds,
such as now rule the medical profes-
sion, from Dr. l downwards,
who has the biggest practice in Lon-
don."
'ms SPELL or* -
SANDFORD IS SUPREME.
T (`
YARMOUTH, September 5-The
Halifax Herald correspondent gained
admission to Sandford's harque
Kingdom to-day. Altho everything
had been drenched with water, the
fittings of the ship are good. There
is one large saloon used for mess-
room and also as a chapel. Many
scriptural texts adorn the walls
chiefly those relating to silence in
the presence of deity. At one end
stands an alter painted white and
surmounted with horns. In the for-
ward part of the ship is the “cook
house" and berths for the crew. In
the afterpart are situated several
fine cabins, upholstered, with walls
hung with scripture passages and
daily texts in the handwriting of
Elijah Sandford himself. In the main
cabin The Herald representative de-
tected many cradles for infants.
In the apartments, presumably oc-
cupied by Sandford himself, is a
book-case filled with religious works
dealing with the interpretation of
Christs' words and the mystic inflii-
cnces of the Holy Spirit. A large
case hears the name printed on it
of "Shiloh," "Cornet," "General,"
and some other names of a Syriac
nature. It is hard to understand
how forty-nine people who are. a-
board could possibly be carried fi-
bout the ship unless the chapel is
used also for sleeping purposes. Tbc
Herald ~ represcntati\'e_ overheard
Captain Perry say that the Kingdom
must be repaired quickly, as the di-
rectors were a close-fisted crowd.
The entire crew view strangers with
suspicion and will say nothing for
publication. They are certainly un-
der Sandford's spell and the entire
appearance of the ship, from stem to
stern, leads one to suspect that un-
der the cloiik of a religious fad they
lead a free and easy life on the rol-
licking deep. It is expected that the
vessel will go on the marine slip nt
ten o'clock Saturilay morning.
Tl-IE CLASSES
- NOT TI-IE MASSES.
MONTREAL, September 5-Ques-
tions of dress and social precedence
have licconie quite lively iii connec-
tion! with tue social functions attend-
ant upon the l<Juclinristic (‘-ongrcss_
This provoked considerable discus-
sion at thc city council this after-
noon. 'The municipality is to give n
reception to Cardinal Vanniitelli on
Thursday evening at the city hall, at
which attendance is by- carefully
selected invitations, with the provi-
sion that men must be in crciiiin:
dress and ladies iii black, while low-
nccked dresses ure tabooed_ Aldcr-
man Tetreiiu this afternoon moved
that the reception should be open to
all, and that there should he no
dress provisions, so that the masses
as well as the classes should have
opportunity to be presented to this
eminence. After ri warm ilebiite, thc
motion was greeted with a tic vote,
.which was broken by Muyor Iliicriu,
\vho voted in favor of the cliissi-s
and against the niiitiou.
HEAD-ON CULLISIUN,
`_ TWO 'l`HAII\’Ml<]N KILLED.
SCRANT()N, Pa., September 5.»-
Two tra.in:ncir were killed and sever-
_al passengers iiijiired in a head-on
collision of - passenger .trains on the
Pennsylvania division of the Erie
yesterday. The trains came to-
gether on ii single track near Lake
Ariel. The dend nrei-Dan Smith,
engineer, and John B. Miller, fire-
man, ofn the east bound train. _
cloth than Monarch for the
P.
Monarch ls still queen of sultlrig
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thing better ls made you'll llnd It
here. Moore Q. McLeod. 9 -Zdtf
"'Take_ advantage of Cameron &
Cos prices on tools. All reduced
20 P- c. 1 9-ian.
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Clearance
  sale
01- Dxford Shoes
20 p. c. Discount
All styles and differ-
ent leathers, for Men
Boys,Won1en and 'Ch i ld-
rei1.Coi11e quick and
get bargains.
Piices $1.00 to $4 50
,_ Less 20 p. c.
D. Gordon & Co
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thing for the Seaside, Golf Liiilcs or Boatiilg, made
from absolutel y pure wool. Styles strictly up-to-d_:1te
buscd upon thc latest idciis from Paris, Colors, Crini- , A I
son, Grey, Crcrun, \-Vhitc, tLrecn,Nnvy, Silver, Bright
bluc,'Bro\\'n, etc.
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sooxsrons is the Bi-:ST and T k t p I t d
(‘-HEAPEST place to buy SCHOOL a e  a 0  0 
Booxs and iiu sci-io
we sen sciiooi. Boous at exacti-
rtfntisnsns rnic
CASH DISCOUNT
"Hiitclicts and hammers 39c at
Cameron & Co’s.
P. E. l. RAILWAY '
Commenclng on July lst
-f this Railway will run aa follows
Trains Outwnirl
Road down Stations
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3.150
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OI/ SUPPLIES.
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A policy in thc Cziimdn Life insures
_\‘iii1“:i-rfaiiist poverty i:1 old nge and re-
lit-\'cs_\ou of worry about the future.
A policy in the Cziiimlu Life iiieriiis
iiisiirizig with zi conipniiy wltli the strong-
est rcscr\'c fund on thc continent---ri coni-
pniiy of Caimiliuiis for Cnuzidiuiis.
A policy will lift you in the estiiiin-
tion of your coiiipimioiis :ind is the best
iucniis of pro\'i<liiig for :i couifortzihlc -old
nge.
- Sec us today about it.
besides.
8-31d1w.
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Train Inward
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family favorite f
A The Willis is thc best fuiiiily piziuo
- iuzidc in Czuizida :ind every owner Oi'
user is its lifcloiigfrieud :ind :id\'ertiscr.
The \Villis is noted for its brilli-
_ :iucy of execution, uiclow richness,
synipzitlictic siiigiugqiiiility and per-
iiiriueiicy of tone, delicacy of touch :ind
the superiority ofn1ntei'i:1l :ind work-
__ iiiuiisliip. \
a.M. P.M. _ _ . ' ,
_lust drop ui :uid hear one---you ve
ucvcr sccu ri pictticr uistruuient or
hcfird one with such :i sweet exquisite
tone.
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G. A. SHARP
Suut.. 1'. 111.1. ily
XA. E. Toombs-1 77 Queen Sr/i
i>liiNriNc aiiii
Sunnyside
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Our dross goods buyers are 
€'l1\;'|ays on the dwatégh to goat _ _ ,
r own reoor s-- e 'v `
trying for years to findya eiuetigg  
22:55.- ‘:.i;'i.f.".°;;':.:‘°:.s.;‘;.':s Aiiiwiirialion
broadcloths at I' 75 when an Do you know whore
_\-_ou_r advertising approp~
riation is goiiigl Have
you any s_\'steinatic way
_.o-f--regulating the stun
spent, the space and
niediuiiis used, and the
dates and periods of in-
scrtion?
Is your advertising
the kind that is merely
readable for the time
being or docs it create
that lasting fzivomhle
.impression that makes
your store standout 'to
the buying public with
its irresistililc attract-
ions?
The science of adver-
tising is to say the right
thing at the right time
and say it concisely and
iiiterestiiigly-tlmt kind
of advertising creates
coiifidence and begets
Keep us iu iuiud wlicn
‘ you _ want productive
publicity.
B 0 N N E L I.
Advertising Agency
biisiiicss. *
M* Charloft
P. ll. TRAINDR & SON
niicoinriwo   
etown, - - P. E. Island
We do all branches of the Painting business
Try us for your next
furnished.
7-8dtf.
\
order. Estimates cheerfully
1-...__
IIIICC
TO THE .TRADE
We beg to announce the nppointiiient of
MrVV
G Hog
U Q .
As our_solc representative on Prince Edward Isgid.
Thiinking you for past favors, and asking for continu-
of same. '
Lynchs
6 -- eydniwftf. Sydn
Limited
ey, N. S.
Manta
Farm 1-‘or Sale
The undersigned offers for sale his farm
oi' 47 jf
ing house and outbuildings in first class
repair.
of' cultivation. This is a rare chance for
anyone
comfortable hoine, riglil inthe village of
f -J
acres at Montaigne. Good ifwell-
Land is clear and in a high stale
desiring a first class farm and
gue. For further particulars enquire
E C WIIITE
Portraits
I will receive orders f0l’
Pastels and Oil Paintings by
A. Alex. MacLeod, the n0I¢d
New Yoik Artist. Write mg
for prices and_! other desired
information. _
J. ll. S. Bayer
1 A 'I T `| g; " 1 - nincroii oc ' '
| 1 52|  p |   8-5dmwftf. C i'i.i....- is K md", M°“¢=s"= Bridse 
* * NW Pf°'l° 3\°°"-
Chalotinmun.